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PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP THE UNANSWERED CALLS OF GHANA NATIONAL MUSEUM

by ArtWatch | Apr 17, 2017 | General Information

Full article in pdf (426kb) Museums have great responsibility of identifying, collecting, documenting and preserving the artistic heritage of their respective countries in which they are established. They also have the responsibility of educating and entertaining...
Election ‘Wahala’: Projecting Concerns of the Ghanaian Voter

Election ‘Wahala’: Projecting Concerns of the Ghanaian Voter

by ArtWatch | Nov 27, 2016 | General Information

Written by Elijah Sofo Another election season is here with us, and conventionally Ghanaians are faced with the nuance of political party activism aimed at wooing voters to their side. As we draw closer to voting day (December 7, 2016), the intensification of the...
THE MUSEUM IN OUR MIDST

THE MUSEUM IN OUR MIDST

by ArtWatch | Dec 17, 2014 | General Information, Research & Info

Lecture by by Professor Kojo Fosu, University of Education, Winneba, Presented at the opening of the Ghana National Museum Exhibition. 17th December 2014 in Accra. Download full lecture in pdf (3.72...
Libation Art In Art Of Ghana: Linking The Unlinked

Libation Art In Art Of Ghana: Linking The Unlinked

by ArtWatch | Jul 20, 2014 | General Information

Written by Osuanyi Quaicoo Essel, Department of Art Education, University of Education Winneba Published by European Center for Research Training and Development, UK (http://www.eajournals.org) Download pdf (921.5...
Challenges of Ghana’s Arts & Culture

Challenges of Ghana’s Arts & Culture

by ArtWatch | Jul 12, 2014 | General Information, Research & Info

Challenges of Ghana’s Arts and Culture Article by Kwame Agyarkoh, (M. Phil Arts and Culture III) The word “perception” has been defined severally from different perspectives…Regrettably this phenomenon has perpetuated negatively against the arts and culture industry...

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We believe that by pri­or­i­tiz­ing the study of the arts the nation would be able to tap, refine and turn its abun­dance nat­ural resources into ben­e­fi­cial wealth for national devel­op­ment. In the light of this, we digest crit­i­cal leg­isla­tive issues affect­ing arts and arts edu­ca­tion, and review Arts and cul­ture policies.

Facts Abut the Arts

1. Com­pre­hen­sive edu­ca­tion in the Arts devel­ops well-​rounded cit­i­zenry includ­ing children.
2. The arts pro­mote and pre­serve cul­tural development.
3. Real­iz­ing the full poten­tials of the arts in national devel­op­ment need both pub­lic and pri­vate participation.
4. The inven­tive and inno­v­a­tive power of a nation depends on its pro­gres­sive devel­op­ment and level of active stud­ies in the arts

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